Helping with Steem / One of our member @isabelpena needed help for her treatment / Radical Mastectomy Case

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Hello dear friends. Today in the contest run by my friend @aaliarubab called: The Diary Game I want to talk to you about a term that I didn't know and that maybe the same thing will happen to you: Mastectomy.
This one has a specialty that I didn't know existed either: Mastologist. Mastologist is the Doctor who is in charge of the study of women's breasts and I did not know that this specialty existed. Mastology is the operation that the Mastologist performs on one or two breasts due to problems with cysters or tumors that almost always appear in women's breasts.
Don't call me ignorant for not knowing, it's just that I was never a sick woman who lived in hospitals or clinics, I almost never took pills for a headache. I only went to my gynecologist appointments and I didn't go many times, and I don't feel bad for not knowing because there are still many specialties that we don't know about. These times of Covid and pandemics are what have made us realize the misinformation we have about health.
Next June it will be 1 year since I had a radical mastectomy on my left breast. This is something that for many is strong, it does not mean that it is not for me, but that I have been able to cope with it more because I do not have a husband nor do I have children to breastfeed, and that stage of my life passed. Since I have small breasts, the truth is that it doesn't show much, only from time to time the wound hurts and the bra bothers me during the operation.
When the doctor told me that he would do a radical mastectomy, he explained to me what that means, but the truth is that I have seen others who have not had everything removed but have only removed the tumor and left the breast complete, with her nipple and all. But they say that each case is different and it totally affected me. He only told me that it was so that another tumor would not appear again and he had to abide by the doctor's rules.
In this photo you can see the tumor and the 5 nodes that were removed, they are taken in formalin for a Pathology specialty since the Pathologist is the one who does the Biopsies. They performed biopsies on the lymph nodes, which came out free of contamination of cancer cells, and on the tumor, which did shed malignant cells but was encapsulated, meaning that it had not left its bag and had not spread throughout the body.
This is the scar that will remain for the rest of my days, but with the favor of God it will be the change to be healthy again and that no more cells of that type will come out, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. Scars are a reminder of everything you went through during a time of illness and that you came out okay. How weak you were and how strong you now are and that mainly you were always in the hand of God because you couldn't have endured all those things alone. God is the one who gives us the strength and understanding to overcome difficulties.

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Heathy Steem transferred 50 STEEM

Here, we, Healthy Steem, have transferred 50 STEEM to her. I know it's not a huge amount, but we are not in this state to support her by huge amounts. I hope she will be happy. I hope our little contribution will encourage her and she may get a hope that we, the Steemit family, are with her in her difficult situation.

2nd step to support her @isabelpena

We are setting 100 percent beneficiary to her. I hope you may continue your treatment.

Cc , @pennsif